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Chapter sixty nine

Author: Ammy gold
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-22 00:09:32
The city outside Adrian’s penthouse glimmered in a wash of gold and silver, the skyline stretching endlessly beneath a moon that seemed to watch them with quiet approval. Inside, everything was still soft jazz hummed from the speaker, the fire crackled low, and the faint scent of cedar wood and Gabriel’s cologne hung in the air.

Adrian stood by the window, his tie undone, sleeves rolled halfway up, a glass of whiskey in hand. He looked calm, almost peaceful, but his thoughts were far from quiet. Every time he thought about how close he’d come to losing everything his company, his son, the love of his life—it still sent a tremor through him.

Gabriel entered quietly, barefoot, wearing one of Adrian’s shirts that hung loose on him. His hair was slightly tousled, his eyes soft and steady. “You need to learn how to let go of your thoughts Adrian ..he said gently, his voice carrying that familiar mix of teasing and warmth.

Adrian glanced over his shoulder, a smile tugging at his lip
Ammy gold

Peace at last. in the Knights empire … or maybe the calm before the storm? 😏 Adrian and Gabriel have rebuilt everything love, family, and their future and even his company . But do you think life will let them stay this happy for long? or do you think Adrian deserves the peace and love he is enjoying now 👀???? Drop your predictions in the comments! I’m reading every one of them 💬💖

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